Stuart Wilkinson
Stuart Walks All Over Cancer
Total raised
£1,112.20
+ £208.75 Gift Aid
£25Kitting out our labs
£50Unravelling mysteries
£100Spotting cancer earlier
£150Making diagnosis kinder
£200Understanding errors in DNA
£300Finding cancer's weakness
£500Providing cancer support
£1,000Hunting innovations
Doing my bit to kick this sneekey disease in the teeth.Its like getting a punch from behind.
My Story
OK, here's a brief story of why I've had it with Cancer, to start with here's a list of the people it's taken from my life so far, my mum aged 56,nephew Matty aged 12, Uncle Wilkie 57,both Mother and Father in laws, mate Brian 50 odd, mate Chunky 60, I could go on but the tears are starting to come, and now our Caz has the shitty battle to go through,she's never done stuff that's supposed to encourage cancer! So what do we do sit back and do nothing or be part of something that can make a difference, if you ever want encouragement as to why we need to work harder to kick this weezely disease in the teeth then go to a cancer hospital like Clatterbridge and see the rows of people recieving treatment everyday and meet the nurses, doctors,volunteers who know that they are making a difference, they really are a special breed and I don't say things like that often. So, the more money we can throw at this 'thing' the quicker it gets sorted which might help your children and childrens children. Go on make a difference?
CAUSE
All Cancer Types
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